In 1918, Europe was devastated by the results of the Great War. Never again, it was said, would we want such a murderous war that had mowed down the finest European youth.
The German Empire had won. Kaiser Wilhelm II had brought the world to its knees. With this upheaval, the Roaring Twenties began in Germany. And to ensure the peace and stability of Europe and its colonies under his implacable control, the Emperor forced the Monarchs and Elites of every country to entrust his children, his close relatives, to him, who were welcomed at Neueschloss, the city built by William II.
It was a colossal undertaking, and despite the timeframes involved, the city was built in less than five years around the Kaiser's summer palace. The aim? That anyone who tried to oppose him would pay the ultimate price: the lives of their loved ones.
The only problem was...
